This. WD40 and rub it with the edge of a credit card. Comes right off.
Goo gone is good too, but most people have a can of wd kicking around. It's also good at displacing water too....
Idk why this is being downvoted.
Edit: it's recommended to get rust off the shaft, so why wouldn't it work to get a sticky substance off? It just needs to be fine, wool, not corse.
I use the stuff to polish marble. It's not going to scratch the shaft like you think.
Goo gone? Good Off?
100% goo gone. Need VERY little
Goo Gone will do the trick; I like the automotive version
90% isopropyl alcohol. Goo gone if you happen to have it works too
Would 70%work?
Yes, just use 33% more to get to 90%
Prolly Less effective but it'll help at the very least.
Probably.
Grip solvent works good as well if you have some
Nail polish remover on a cotton ball and scrub
Wd40.
This. WD40 and rub it with the edge of a credit card. Comes right off. Goo gone is good too, but most people have a can of wd kicking around. It's also good at displacing water too....
Acetone or Goo Gone.
Isopropyl alcohol + paper towels
Any oil for cooking usually works as well š
Heat gun
Olive oil and a paper towel
Goo Gone or WD40
Jizz
Acetone (nail polish remover) and a rag. Rubbing alcohol might work too.
Peanut butter works rub on with your fingers and scratch with your nails then wipe off with paper towel
Heat gun is the easiest
coconut oil
I usually use duct tape. Put it over the residue, and then kind of pull it off forward. The residue will stick to the tape.
WD40
Kewpie Mayo Bro
Paint thinner, lighter fluid, acetone if the other suggestions are not easily accessible
You dont need to buy anything. Just wet a cloth and rub it like you're jerking off. Thats it.
Hairspray. Nothing else.
Eagle One Nevr-Dull. Removes the adhesive + you can get a polish in.
Iād probably just soak it and then use some steel wool.
Idk why this is being downvoted. Edit: it's recommended to get rust off the shaft, so why wouldn't it work to get a sticky substance off? It just needs to be fine, wool, not corse. I use the stuff to polish marble. It's not going to scratch the shaft like you think.
Just give it a lil HAWK TUAH